
Handmaid of the Lord
She knew from the moment of the rush of Gabriel’s wings and his lilting “Hail, full of Grace,” that she was only the handmaid.
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She knew from the moment of the rush of Gabriel’s wings and his lilting “Hail, full of Grace,” that she was only the handmaid.
Too often we are quick to anger. And the world seems to be acting in kind. But we can be living examples of Christ’s message. What can you do to bring peace into your community, your home, your heart?
With this Mother’s Day, I have an opportunity to simply say to my mom, “Thank you.” And, perhaps not so simply, “I’m sorry.”
St. Titus’ friendship was important to St. Paul when he was going through troubled times. How can we be that same type of encouraging friend?
Throughout the day, we should be mindful that God wishes to continually hear from us. But how can we possibly speak to God every minute when we are obviously busy?
Nature attests to the majesty of its author, if we have the eyes to see and ears to listen. Give God thanks for our ability to study the sciences, grateful for our intellect, and the workings of the world.
Mary is crying out for her children to return to the safety of her arms. In fact, her whole existence is the return journey home.
God’s love is so powerful. It was a miracle. I could accomplish this only through the grace of God.
I once found myself stuck in the middle of a labyrinth, feeling trapped in failed perfectionism. I realized that no matter how hard I tried,
“The Lord is my shepherd; there is nothing I lack.” How often have we heard, said, or sung these words from Psalm 23? But do we truly believe them? Do our life choices reflect that belief?
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